Ghosts.
from Undone Unwound by Lost Wolves
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lyrics
Snow sets in freezing you again. Left your life to run away. I wish the snow would turn to rain, things too pretty for my taste. How do those shores warm your core? When the waves pull you under, who do you call?
Consciousness, overwritten.
Maladies, conscripted.
Join my march on a world. Harm humanity with no fate. Six months and a little war, coup d'etat topped with gore. a new city. Only for ghosts.
Consciousness, overwritten.
Maladies, conscripted.
Join my march on a world. Harm humanity with no fate. Six months and a little war, coup d'etat topped with gore. a new city. Only for ghosts.
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from Undone Unwound,
released December 18, 2015
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Lost Wolves Providence, Rhode Island
Just some kids who like to play doom punk from RI.
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Dec 2015 -
Jan 2015 -
Mar 2014 -
Sep 2014
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